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Single machine application for a permit - Guidance notes

Gambling Commission guidance notes to assist completing an application form for a single machine permit.

Published
13 October 2022

Last updated
13 October 2022 - Changes

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  2. Section 7 - Declaration

Section 7 - Declaration

The declaration must be signed in all cases:

  • if the applicant is an individual, by that individual
  • if the application is made on behalf of a partnership, by all individuals who are partners
  • if the applicant is a company, by both the company secretary and a director (who is not also the secretary of the company)
  • if any other case, by a duly authorised officer of the applicant.

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